VanHelsing Ransomware
Launched in March 2025, the cross-platform VanHelsing ransomware-as-a-service quickly attracted affiliates with its profit-sharing model and intuitive control panel, infecting multiple victims within weeks and showing signs o...
Update: Medusa Ransomware
Medusa ransomware, active since 2021, continues to target critical infrastructure through unpatched applications and brokered access. Affiliates use living-off-the-land techniques and double-extortion tactics, prompting a new...
Update: LockBit Ransomware
LockBit 4.0 continues to evolve with enhanced evasion techniques, making it a persistent threat to organizations, and Intel 471 has updated its collection with relevant Hunt Packages to support detection efforts.
Update: Black Basta Ransomware and Threat Group
A significant leak of internal chat logs from within Black Basta ransomware group has provided the community with a glimpse into their operations, including further information regarding their capabilities, tools and motivati...
BadPilot Campaign
The subgroup conducting BadPilot has been observed to be exploiting known vulnerabilities, such as CVE-2024-1709 (ConnectWise ScreenConnect) and CVE-2023-48788 (Fortinet FortiClient EMS), as well as abusing remote access tool...
Android trojan TgToxic updates its capabilities
Intel 471 mobile malware researchers recently discovered a campaign leveraging an updated version of TgToxic, an Android banking trojan. Here's an in-depth look at this malware.
DeepSeek AI poses cybersecurity risks
China-based DeepSeek has upended notions about AI development and prompted security concerns. Here is a briefing on DeepSeek and how cybercriminals are viewing its development.
Remote Monitoring and Management (RMM) Abuse
Remote Monitoring and Management tools have been legitimately used by IT professionals, managed service providers and system administrators. However, these capabilities can be abused and exploited when in a threat actor's han...
How ransomware may trend in 2025
New variants and threat actor groups kept up the tempo of ransomware attacks in 2024. Here's a look at how this type of pervasive cybercrime may trend this year.
What 2025 May Hold for Cybersecurity
Here are insights into what 2025 may hold in cybersecurity based on Intel 471’s historical analyses of trends and intelligence collection.
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